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> Apple has a knack for finding restrictions where they would otherwise never exist. And there are plenty of apologists ready to explain how it's your fault.
by pmdr 2y ago
> Apple has a knack for finding restrictions where they would otherwise never exist.
And there are plenty of apologists ready to explain how it's your fault.
- cqqxo4zV46cp 2y agoFor goodness sake. Be an adult. Cross-browser comparability is a known, material aspect of front-end web development. You know this. “It’s within reason for Apple to whitelist user agents for a beta release” isn’t the same as being an apologist and blaming the user. It’s a statement of fact. Insufferable.
- standardUser 2y agoAnd if Apple can't figure out "front-end web development" then they do not deserve anyone defending them. Especially not with grotesque cult-like enthusiasm.
- redserk 2y agoThis is a beta release. The classification of "beta", in many release cycles, indicates pre-release software or software that should not be considered a finished product. Often, this is used to gauge interest, determine usability issues, and plan a methodology for scaling a product. Denigrating a userbase across your multiple comments in this thread does not help the point you are wishing to make.